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APACMed
The Voice of MedTech in Asia
MEDTECH
SUPPLY CHAIN SUMMIT ASIA-PACIFIC 2026
RESILENT BY DESIGN:
NAVIGATING GLOBAL TRADE & SUPPLY
CHAIN RISKS IN MEDTECH
- WEDNESDAY, 10 JUNE 2026
- 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM (SGT)
- GENEO, SINGAPORE SCIENCE PARK
As global trade realigns and operational risks intensify, supply chains have become strategic assets — directly shaping competitiveness, growth, and patient access.
This summit convenes senior leaders from industry, technology, manufacturing, logistics, finance, and policy to strengthen resilience, optimise footprint strategies, and accelerate digital transformation across Asia-Pacific.
"Asia-Pacific's first MedTech-focused platform shaping geopolitically resilient and future-ready supply chains."
Registration
| APACMed Member | US$100 |
| APACMed Non Member | US$150 |
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The MedTech Supply Chain Summit will take place in person in Singapore only.
Virtual participation is not available.
9:00 – 9:30 AM
Registration
9:30 – 9:40 AM
Opening Remarks by APACMed Board of Director
Feng Dong
Vice President, Asia Region Led Markets, EurAsia
Medtronic
9:40 – 10:20 AM
Keynote Fireside Chat: Redrawing the Map – How Geopolitics Is Reshaping MedTech Supply Chains
Speakers:
Deborah Elms
Head of Trade Policy
Hinrich Foundation
Feng Dong
Vice President, Asia Region Led Markets, EurAsia
Medtronic
Moderator:
Sari MacKay
National Lead Partner, Supply Chain Advisory, National Sector Lead, Industrial Markets
KPMG Australia
10:20 – 11:20 AM
Panel Discussion 1: Bridging the Last Mile: How Logistics Can Empower MedTech in ASEAN
Speakers:
Jaideep Potnis
Commercial Excellence APAC, MEA-R and LATAM
LivaNova
Mark Fitzpatrick
Regional Director Contract Logistics Asia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
Jan de Leon
Regional Director, Strategic Alliances
Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM)
Moderator:
Kamonlawan Chomchopbun
Manager, Healthcare and Life Sciences
KPMG
11:20 – 11:35 AM
Tea/Coffee Break
11:35 AM – 12:35 PM
Panel Discussion 2: From Data to Decisions – Driving ROI Through Digital Transformation in MedTech Supply Chains
Speakers:
Vijay Telekicherla
Senior Director, Global Supply Chain Planning Excellence
ResMed
Paul Chua
APAC Operations Director
Health-ISAC
Kavitha Palaniappan
Assistant Professor, Project Lead, Health Services Regulation Centre of Regulatory Excellence (CoRE)
Duke-NUS Medical School
Moderator:
Andrew Wu
VP of Medical Software & General Manager, APAC
Rook Quality Systems
12:35 – 1:45 PM
Lunch
1:45 – 2:45 PM
Panel Discussion 3: From Prototype to Patient – Unlocking MedTech Manufacturing Through Contract Manufacturing Partnerships
Speakers:
Jae Kyoun Kim
Health Specialist
Human and Social Development Office, Sectors Department 3
Asian Development Bank
Susanta Bhattacharjee
Vice President, Global KOE, Smart Operations & MAKE APAC
Kenvue
Khoo Seng Goh
Vice Chair, Startup Integration, Medtech Industry Group
Singapore Manufacturing Federation
Moderator:
Badri Veeraghanta
Senior Partner
Bain & Co
2:45 – 3:35 PM
Panel Discussion 4: Designing Future-Proof Supplier Networks Through Strategic Risk Management
Speakers:
Andrew Wu
VP of Medical Software & General Manager, APAC
Rook Quality Systems
Sumit Mitra
Director, SEA Supply Chain & Operations
Medtronic
Raymond Zhang
ASPAC Logistics Manager
bioMérieux
Moderator:
Sonali Ray Chaudhury
Manager
KPMG
3:35 - 3:50 PM
Tea/Coffee Break
3:50 – 4:50 PM
Panel Discussion 5: Unblocking the Arteries – Why Open Supply Chains Matter for Medtech in a Tariff-Driven World
Speakers:
Sophia Nel
Senior Vice President, International Government Affairs
Siemens Healthineers
Maxim Maletz
Head of Operations Excellence and Trade Compliance, Region APAC
Dräger
Chian Voen Wong
Director, Global Trade Management - APAC
PSA DBP
Tracy Chua
Senior Manager, Trade & Customs
KPMG
Moderator:
Sari MacKay
National Lead Partner, Supply Chain Advisory, National Sector Lead, Industrial Markets
KPMG Australia
4:50 – 5:00 PM
Closing Remarks
Benish Aslam
Regional Lead, Government Affairs & Policy and ESG
APACMed
Speakers
Feng Dong
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Feng Dong
Feng Dong is the Vice President of Asia Region-Led Markets, EurAsia. He has been in the medical and healthcare industry for more than 30 years, and since joining Medtronic in 2004, has held several strategic positions, most recently serving as the Vice President and Managing Director of Medtronic Korea and Vice President for the Peripheral Vascular Operating Unit (OU) in Japan.
He is strongly committed to the principles of diversity, equity, and inclusion and is a firm believer that fostering a culture of inclusivity and respect can create innovative teams and make a positive impact on the lives of our patients. Feng Dong also serves as Board Member of APACMed and is a sponsor for Government Affairs and Policy workstream, supporting to drive synergies between MedTech industry and government bodies.
Born in China, Feng Dong holds a Bachelor of Medicine from the University of Chinese Medicine School and spent five years in orthopedics treating patients in China. In his free time, Feng Dong enjoying spending time with his family and staying active through badminton, running, hiking, mountaineering, and skiing.
Vice President,
Asia
Region-Led Markets, EurAsia
Medtronic
Deborah Elms
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Deborah Elms
Dr. Elms is Head of Trade Policy at the Hinrich Foundation in Singapore. Prior to joining the Foundation, she was the Executive Director and Founder of the Asian Trade Centre (ATC). She was also President of the Asia Business Trade Association (ABTA) and the Board Director of the Asian Trade Centre Foundation (ATCF).
Dr. Elms serves on the board of the Trade and Investment Negotiation Adviser (TINA) at the UN Economic and Social Commission for Asia Pacific (UNESCAP). She was on the International Advisory Council for APCO (2021-2023) and was a member of the International Technical Advisory Committee of the Global Trade Professionals Alliance and Chair of the Working Group on Trade Policy and Law. She was also a member of the World Economic Forum’s Trade and Investment Council for 2018-2020.
Prior to founding ATC/ATCF and the ABTA, she was head of the Temasek Foundation Centre for Trade & Negotiations (TFCTN) and Senior fellow of International Political Economy at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Dr. Elms received a PhD in political science from the University of Washington, an MA in International Relations from the University of Southern California, and bachelor’s degrees from Boston University.
She is the author of numerous articles, editor of several books, and regularly published the Talking Trade Blog. Dr. Elms also routinely appears on television and in major newspapers and magazines around the world to comment on trade and economic issues. Dr. Elms also makes frequent appearances at a range of global trade and economic workshops, conferences, capacity building sessions, and negotiations.
Head of Trade Policy
Hinrich Foundation
Sari Mackay
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Sari Mackay
Sari is lead Partner for KPMG’s National Supply Chain Advisory practice in KPMG Australia. With more than 25 years of industry and consulting experience across global and Australian supply chains in industrial manufacturers, FMCG, agriculture and mining sectors, Sari brings deep expertise in supply chain strategy, business-led technology transformation, planning, procurement, asset management, manufacturing, and logistics.
Sari is passionate about sustainable operations and helping organisations harness intelligent supply chain through E2E operations from manufacturing and to technology as an enabler to build resilient, sustainable, and future-ready operations.
National Lead Partner, Supply Chain Advisory National Sector Lead, Industrial Markets
KPMG Australia
Jae Kyoun Kim
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Jae Kyoun Kim
Jae Kyoun Kim supports the scaling up operations in the health sector by supporting efforts of Developing Member Countries to improve health outcomes, especially for the poor and most vulnerable focusing on Universal Health Coverage.
As a physician and Global Health Practitioner with over 15 years of experience, Jae Kyoun Kim is deeply committed to improving health outcomes worldwide. His work has focused on addressing a wide range of global health issues, including pandemic preparedness and response, regulatory system strengthening, digital health, health innovation (including AI), vaccines, therapeutics and diagnostics (VTD), non-communicable diseases (NCDs), maternal and child health, and health systems strengthening.
Prior joining to ADB, Jae Kyoun Kim worked at the WHO Western Pacific Regional Office in the Division of Health Systems and Services as a Technical Officer. Throughout his career, he has had the privilege of working with organizations such as World Health Organization, Korea International Cooperation Agency, Korea Ministry of Health, consulting firms, various non-governmental organizations, and academic institutions. Jae Kyoun Kim holds a Doctorate in Korean Medicine and a Master’s and Ph.D. in Public Health.
Health Specialist Human and Social Development Office, Sectors Department 3
Asian Development Bank
Susanta Bhattacharjee
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Susanta Bhattacharjee
Susanta Bhattacharjee is Vice President, Global KOE, Smart Operations & MAKE APAC at Kenvue.
Susanta Bhattacharjee is a global operations leader with over 30 years of experience across Kenvue, Johnson & Johnson, and Procter & Gamble. Based in Singapore, he currently serves as Global Vice President Smart Operations, Kenvue Operational Excellence & APAC Manufacturing.
A pioneer in digital and end to end transformation Susanta has led sites to World Economic Forum Lighthouse awards for excellence in smart factories, end-to-end value chains, and sustainability. He is known for turning bold strategy into measurable results — and for building the teams and cultures that sustain.
Vice President, Global KOE, Smart Operations & MAKE APAC
Kenvue
Andrew Wu
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Andrew Wu
Jung en (Andrew) Wu is VP of Medical Software at Rook Quality Systems and General Manager of its APAC Branch, where he leads regulatory and quality strategy for Software as a Medical Device (SaMD) and AI/ML-enabled medical devices. A Georgia Tech alumnus, Andrew brings deep expertise in the FDA’s framework for machine learning medical devices, including Good Machine Learning Practices and Predetermined Change Control Plans (PCCPs).
Andrew has guided clients through FDA 510(k) clearances and MDR certifications across a range of product categories: AI-powered brain tumor analysis on MRI, CT perfusion image denoising algorithms, contactless respiratory rate monitoring, and multi-parameter vital sign monitors tracking heart rate and respiratory rate. His work spans early-stage university spinouts to established device makers, embedding Good Machine Learning Practices (GMLP), post-market MLOps pipelines, and ISO 14971-aligned risk management into each product lifecycle.
Andrew is a sought-after speaker on AI/ML regulation in medical devices, having presented at APACMed’s “Mastering the Regulatory Landscape for AI/ML-Enabled SaMD” webinar and co-led a Ketryx webinar on bridging the gap between R&D and QA teams in the medical device software development lifecycle. He also co-leads industry webinars on medical device cybersecurity, covering vendor management and software validation in regulated environments
VP of Medical Software & General Manager, APAC
Rook Quality Systems
Maxim Maletz
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Maxim Maletz
Maxim Maletz is a global Trade Compliance leader with 14 years in trade compliance and 17 years of international leadership experience in regulated industries. He previously served as Head of Corporate Trade Compliance in Germany and has built corporate trade compliance organizations across more than 50 subsidiaries, digitizing and standardizing trade compliance through SAP GTS while embedding customs, export control, and ICP into business processes and governance. In APAC, including India and China, he developed trade compliance into a strategic enabler, connecting it with supply chain, finance, IT, quality, and country leadership to build compliant, resilient, and commercially effective supply chains.
Head of Operations Excellence and Trade Compliance, Region APAC
Dräger
Sophia Nel
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Sophia Nel
Sophia Nel is Senior Vice President and Head of International Government Affairs at Siemens Healthineers, based in Erlangen, Germany. In this role, she leads global government affairs strategy, focusing on navigating geopolitical dynamics, shaping policy engagement, and strengthening business resilience across international markets.
With over two decades of leadership experience in the healthcare and medtech sectors, she has held senior roles spanning international business management, sales strategy, and commercial transformation
Her expertise combines deep operational knowledge of global supply chains and markets with a strong focus on policy, trade, and geopolitical risk, making her a valuable voice on the intersection of healthcare, supply chain resilience, and international policy
Senior Vice President, International Government Affairs
Siemens Healthineers
Badri Veeraghanta
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Badri Veeraghanta
Badri is a leader in Bain & Company’s Supply Chain Management practice in APAC, with over 25 years of consulting experience and deep expertise in value chain transformation to drive EBITDA improvement. He has designed and implemented global, regional, and in-country supply chain networks, optimising cost while improving service levels. He has also led large-scale operations transformation programs for consumer products companies, with a strong focus on end-to-end supply chain reinvention initiatives.
Senior Partner
Bain & Co
Vijay Telekicherla
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Vijay Telekicherla
Vijay is a transformational global supply chain leader who helps organisations turn their supply chains into a competitive advantage through stronger planning, sharper network design, and disciplined execution. He shapes planning, network, and operating model decisions that improve service levels, resilience, cash flow, and scalability.
With more than 16 years of experience across MedTech, automotive, manufacturing, and complex multinational operations, Vijay has led regional and global agendas spanning integrated planning, distribution, network design, working capital optimisation, digitisation, and end-to-end operating model transformation.
Across leadership roles at ResMed, Tesla, and Stryker, he has driven large-scale supply chain transformation initiatives. Having lived and worked in the UK, the Netherlands, Singapore, Japan, and the United States, Vijay brings a strong international and cross-cultural perspective, along with a proven track record of building and leading high-performing global teams.
Senior Director, Global Supply Chain Planning Excellence
ResMed
Dr. Kavitha Palaniappan
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Dr. Kavitha Palaniappan
Dr. Kavitha Palaniappan is a researcher and educator with expertise in health policy, healthcare regulation, and emerging technologies in health systems. Her work focuses on the governance and regulation of digital health, artificial intelligence, precision medicine, and other innovative healthcare technologies, with a particular interest in regulatory convergence and future-ready health systems. She is actively involved in multidisciplinary research, stakeholder engagement, and capacity-building initiatives that support evidence-informed policymaking and regulatory innovation.
Dr. Palaniappan has contributed to numerous international projects, conferences, and training programmes on digital health regulation, AI governance, and healthcare transformation. Her research also spans occupational health, mental wellbeing, and the responsible adoption of new technologies in healthcare. Through her work, she seeks to bridge the gap between technological innovation, regulation, and public health outcomes.
Assistant Professor, Project Lead (CoRE)
Duke-NUS Medical School
Sumit Mitra
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Sumit Mitra
Sumit Mitra is the Supply Chain & Ops Director for Southeast Asia and holds additional oversight for Asia Pac Regional Led Markets at Medtronic, based in Singapore. He leads multi-market operations focused on delivering service excellence and strengthening supply chain reliability across the region. Sumit has a strong track record in driving digital transformation and automation to improve operational efficiency and customer outcomes. With extensive experience managing complex, cross-functional environments, he brings a practical perspective on scaling operations, navigating disruptions, and building high-performing teams
Director, SEA Supply Chain & Operations
Medtronic
Mark Fitzpatrick
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Mark Fitzpatrick
Mark Fitzpatrick is Contract Logistics Vice President APAC for Hellmann Worldwide Logistics, with global experience across the UK, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and the Americas in contract logistics and 3PL operations.
His background spans multi-site network operations, warehouse start-ups, and operational transformation programs, with a focus on engineering practical, scalable operating models that balance service performance, cost-to-serve, and execution discipline.
Mark has worked across complex and regulated supply chains, including temperature-controlled operations, and is known for translating customer and commercial requirements into implementable warehouse designs, process flows, resourcing models, and governance.
He brings a hands-on, operator-led perspective to building reliable logistics operations and driving measurable performance improvement.
Regional Director Contract Logistics Asia
Hellmann Worldwide Logistics
Paul Chua
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Paul Chua
Paul Chua is the Asia Pacific Operations Director at Health Information Sharing and Analysis Centre (Health-ISAC), where he oversees regional operations and leads efforts to expand the organisation’s presence across APAC. He is responsible for fostering collaboration among member healthcare providers and medical device manufacturers, while building strategic partnerships with industry associations, government agencies, and law enforcement to improve situational awareness and patient safety.
With nearly 30 years of experience in IT and cybersecurity operations across Asia-Pacific, Mr Chua previously served as Regional Cybersecurity Officer for Greater Asia at Becton Dickinson (BD), leading initiatives to secure IT, OT, and medical devices. A recognised thought leader, he is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and workshops, with a focus on cybersecurity information sharing.
APAC Operations Director
Health-ISAC
Khoo Seng Goh
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Goh Khoon Seng
Goh Khoon Seng currently serves as Vice-Chairman, Start-up Integration, of the Medtech Industry Group at the Singapore Manufacturing Federation. He is also a Mentor@BLOCK71 under NUS Enterprise and serves as Mentor-in-Residence at MedTech Actuator.
Mr Goh joined Osteopore International as Chief Executive Officer in 2015 and stepped aside in 2023 to take on a new role in Asia business and global marketing. He retired from Osteopore in 2025. Over a career spanning more than 35 years, he has built deep experience across both start-ups and multinational corporations, with leadership responsibilities in research and development, manufacturing, Asia-Pacific regional business management, and country management.
After graduating with a Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, he joined Pacific Biomedical Pte Ltd, a Singapore start-up established by American engineers and funded by Australian investors, where he contributed to the development and manufacturing of artificial heart valve implants in Singapore and Guangzhou, China. He later co-founded BRASS Pte Ltd, a medical device testing company that was eventually acquired by Charles River Laboratories Inc., USA. In the 20 years prior to joining Osteopore International, he held regional Asia-Pacific roles at Medtronic Inc. and Edwards Lifesciences Asia. He received Medtronic’s Star of Excellence award and was nominated to the Senior Leadership Team at Edwards Lifesciences. In 2025, he joined the Singapore Manufacturing Federation Medtech Industry Group Committee with responsibility for Start-up Integration, while also contributing to the NUS Enterprise mentorship programme for medtech start-ups and serving as Mentor-in-Residence at MedTech Actuator.
Vice Chair, Startup Integration, Medtech Industry Group
Singapore Manufacturing Federation
Chian Voen Wong
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Chian Voen Wong
Chian Voen Wong is the Director, Global Trade Management, APAC at PSA BDP. Chian Voen has more than 25 years’ experience advising clients in various industries including chemicals, pharmaceutical, high-tech and industrial machinery, fast moving consumer goods (FMCG), food and beverages, automotives, aerospace, metals and scrap, across the Asia-Pacific region and globally.
She specializes in delivering supply chain solutions focusing on customs and regulatory issues, with a proven track record of leading multi-national advisory teams and developing successful cost-savings and compliance programs. She also advises on customs audits and investigations, trade and sanctions compliance exercises and government advocacy programs.
Chian Voen has advised clients on supply chain restructuring exercises, including identifying and assessing options to deal with the impact of the US-China trade war, assessing duty/tax implications, special customs schemes, royalty payments, customs interactions, customs valuation, tariff classification.
Prior to PSA BDP, Chian Voen worked in various international law firms and Big4 as a customs and trade consultant.
Director, Global Trade Management, APAC
PSA BDP
Jan de Leon
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Jan de Leon
A seasoned professional with over 31 years of experience in the technology industry, whose expertise spans sales, marketing, business development, program management, consulting, coaching, training, M&A sustainability, governance, compliance, and supply chain management.
Throughout his career, Jan has consistently delivered outstanding results for leading companies such as Hewlett-Packard, Symbol Technologies, Motorola Solutions, Miller-Heiman, Markem-Imaje, and ASCM. His ability to bridge the gap between technology and business has helped organizations drive innovation, achieve growth, and ensure sustainable success on both a global and regional scale.
Currently based in Singapore, with over 26 years of experience in the region, Jan has also worked extensively across Europe in countries including Switzerland, France, Spain, the United Kingdom, and the Netherlands. His multicultural background, born and raised in the Philippines, further enriches his global perspective and leadership style.
Regional Director, Strategic Alliances
Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM)
Sonali Ray Chaudhury
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Sonali Ray Chaudhury
Sonali is currently a Manager with KPMG Singapore in the Procurement and Supply Chain Advisory team, bringing over 15 years of experience in digital transformation and consulting. Throughout her career, she has led and delivered large-scale transformation programs for clients across APAC and globally, spanning industries such as Banking and Financial Services, Public Sector, Healthcare, Retail, and FMCG.
Her expertise lies in designing and implementing end-to-end, SaaS-based procurement and supply chain solutions, with hands-on experience across leading platforms including Coupa, SAP Ariba, Oracle, Sirion Labs, and Ivalua. She brings strong project and stakeholder management capabilities, with a consistent focus on driving effective delivery, robust governance, and sustainable business adoption.
Manager, Procurement & Supply Chain
KPMG
Tracy Chua
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Tracy Chua
Tracy is a Senior Manager leading the Trade and Customs team at KPMG in Singapore, with over 19 years of experience in trade compliance across multiple industries in Asia. She brings deep practical expertise in export controls, having advised multinational corporations on the interpretation and application of multi-jurisdictional export control regimes, including US EAR, ITAR, and corresponding regional controls across Asia-Pacific jurisdictions. Her work spans product and technology classification, restricted party screening frameworks, licence determination, and the design of internal control programmes to manage diversion, end-use, and end-user risks, while supporting cross-functional teams across engineering, legal, logistics, and compliance to embed export control requirements into operational processes.
In addition, Tracy has strong expertise in Free Trade Agreement (FTA) optimisation and origin management. She has led initiatives to assess FTA eligibility across complex multi-country supply chains, conducted rules of origin analyses, and implemented origin determination and certification processes to maximise duty savings. Her experience includes designing origin management frameworks, advising on supplier declarations and bill of materials analysis, as well as managing post-importation audits and verifications. Through these programmes, she has enabled organisations to enhance cost efficiency, strengthen compliance governance, and leverage FTAs as a strategic lever within broader trade strategies.
Senior Manager, Trade & Customs
KPMG Singapore
Kamonlawan Chomchopbun
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Kamonlawan Chomchopbun
Kamonlawan is a results-driven healthcare innovator with over 8 years of experience across pharmaceutical, medical device, and digital health sectors in Southeast Asia. With a PhD in Pharmacy and a strong scientific foundation, she has consistently driven innovation by translating complex healthcare concepts into scalable, impactful solutions.
Her professional journey spans global pharmaceutical companies, deep-tech startups, and public health collaborations. She is adept at leading cross-functional teams, navigating regulatory landscapes, and designing programs that improve healthcare outcomes while addressing market access and sustainability. Culturally fluent and regionally experienced, she has successfully led cross-border projects across Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand, effectively aligning diverse stakeholders to launch forward-thinking health initiatives across the region.
Manager, Healthcare and Lifesciences
KPMG
Benish Aslam
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Benish Aslam
Benish brings nearly a decade of experience in developing evidence-based, patient-centric therapeutic protocols within multidisciplinary healthcare teams. Her journey includes a tenure as an Assistant Professor at a university, where she engaged in innovative research projects, ultimately leading her to pursue a Doctor of Philosophy. Additionally, she holds an MBA in Strategy & Digital Leadership from ESSEC Business School.
Since joining APACMed in 2021, Benish has played a pivotal role in the Government Affairs and Market Access Committee. She has spearheaded several strategic initiatives focused on localization, ESG, health services transformation, in vitro diagnostics, value-based market access, and expanding APACMed’s presence in dynamic markets such as Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, Australia, Japan, and South Korea. Her adeptness in fostering strategic relationships with government stakeholders throughout the APAC region has been instrumental in catalysing tangible policy changes. Benish is currently the regional lead for the Government Affairs and Policy Committee and ESG.
Regional Lead, Government Affairs & Policy and ESG
APACMed
Who Should Attend?
- C-Suite and Senior Leaders from MedTech Companies
- Supply Chain, Operations, and Manufacturing Strategy Executives
- Finance and Business Leaders Involved in Footprint and Investment Decisions
- Contract Manufacturers, Logistics Partners, and Technology Providers
- Policymakers, Regulators, Investors, and Industry Stakeholders
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